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Question 1. What are the 3 specific substances most people vape?
Question 2. What are the four steps in the CRJ Funnel?
Question On average, how many layers are there on the wedding cake model of the criminal justice system?
Question 4. Name the bottom layer of the cake?
Question 5. Someone burglaries your home, what type model of the wedding cake would this be under?
Question 6. On March 10, 2021 a mass shooting occurred at the King Soopers in Boulder Colorado. What type of case would this crime fall under?
Question 7. The crime control model of justice has been likened to a:
Question 8. Before the actual trial begins, both the prosecution and the defense can make several motions. One of the most common pretrial motions is a motion for discovery. Discovery is where the prosecution must do what?
Question 9. When a defendant is release on recognizance (ROR) what happens?
Question 10. One of the most commonly referenced exceptions to the hearsay rule is what?
Question 11. Define the difference between concurrent versus consecutive sentences.
Question 12. What is a bench trial?
Question 13. The prosecutor is legally and ethically obligated to turn over any exculpatory evidence. What is exculpatory evidence?
Question 14. What is the main purposes of drug courts?
Question 15. The most important criterion for setting bail is what?
Question 16. What is the average penalty for drug possession?
Question 17. In the 1920's why did automakers advocate for jaywalking enforcement?
Question 18. In the 1920's judges often ruled that the car was to blame in most pedestrian deaths and drivers were charged with___________
Question 19. If you were to define some crime as victimless, name at least two types.
Question 20. Briefly define White Collar Crime.
Question 21. What are some examples of circumstantial evidence?
Question 22. If the prosecution fails to establish beyond reasonable doubt that the accused is guilty what happens?
Question 23. Who is responsible for explaining the burden of proof in a jury trial?
Question 24. The term just deserts is often used to describe what?
Question 25. What was the important ruling in the landmark case of In Re Gault (1967)?
Question 26. What was Gault accused of doing and how much time was he first given?
Question 27. How many justices sit on the Supreme Court?
Question 28. The Speedy Trial Act of 1974 sets time standards for two different stages in the federal progression those being arrest and prosecution. Combined, what is the total time from arrest to prosecution does the prosecutor have to bring the defendant to trial?
Question 29. If the judge Sequesters the jury briefly explains what usually occurs?
Question 30. What is the highest court in the United States?